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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

The collection of the National Museum
is to be enriched with the ne d of a veri-
table sea serpent. The reptile was cap
ured in the Gulf of Mexico, but on sc-
count Of its immense size only its head
could be obtained.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
Ladies.

Do you need anything in the line'oi
millinery, tips, birds wingsS ornaments,
1ats trimmed or untrimmed, and ribbons
Ii you do 1t will pay you to attend our
1r,st slaughter sale this week. Every
thing in the line of millinery must 20
We will sell millinery this week cheaper
than IL was ever sold before in this city.
RAINFALL & CHAMBERS Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

A Harrisburg horse, according TO a
paper of that city, stumbled while~goine
down Second street, and turned 8 com
plete snmersault, landing With his head to
the wagon, without breaking sEstrsp of
ais harness
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

Miss Mary Mitchell, young lady OF So.
} Joseph, Mo, went 70 the cemetery one
fternoon LAST week 10 strew flowers on
ne = sisters grave. Overcome by grief,
'sne fell PROSTATE on the grave, and died
soon after she wss discovered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
REMARKS

Building [, room No. s, and building
II rooms Ms. 4 and 7, not tardy for
the week. Girls High School, room
l, not an absentee for the week. Still the
tardy percentage is too high.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
Ceres EIOur.

Take the trouble to Inquire Of those
who use this brand Of -four and get their
opinion of its quality. TOu cannot help
1ut try il for its use, is becoming almost
universal.
FORT WORTH GROCER Co., Sole Agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
Burglarie. at workman.

buFkIhTIbs Ht WOEIHhLnt
Specialize the Gazette
WoRTHAM, TEX, Nov. 19.-Burglars
entered the storehouses of Mr.. j M
Byers and Mr.. ]. Leonard at late hour
last night, and entered the ssfe of each
by drilling in the doors and blowing hem
open with powder. They got s27e from
Byers and sl6 from Leonard. There are
no arrests IS yet. The citizens offer 5000
reward for the arrest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

y "" YOrS Ant,.s .ioon Republicans.
S,,. YORK, Nov. I9 Toe New York
.sns NJ ants / ION Republican League has
ss al address to the Republicans of
h,e,ssaste calling upon on all who are
astvI I.eu IN the movement to place the
Cpp5., - the state on platform in open
''on TO saloons, to meet with the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
superinIeDdsut's Report.

The following is weekly statement
of the average actual enrolment, attend
ance and hardness IN the city public
schools Of Fort Worth for the week end
ing Friday, Move mOer Is, 1887:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
oold Wsn1hsrsRnrsa,ns

Bed hlsnkets slightly solled, to .cIose
TIA befgain a lot ofs3adiesl hluslinj
nnderwsar SEIZED but listle. 80 one-ahisA
value. Come qaiekeor VOC miss great
bargain. Z. j. WHITE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

II you want q superb, superior and sub
Stautial smoke try cigar az Wells drug
store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

Honest Qualify, Lowest Prices, Polite at.
tension 80 ss.
Are the forces We como Dine with our mag
nlfcen stock ot6ry goods cloaks, cloth-
ing, hats, boots and .shces -
j. WHITE,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

Many f0rms of nervous debility ipmen
SID toSthe use Of fCsrter's Bittlss Liver
Pills. Sysluabls for nervoss weakness,
algnt swests. Try tnem., ksaszssi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

Buy shoes by NAH from Logan, Evans
& Smith. Send fer their new catalogue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

Buy shoes by ussil from Logan, Evans
Smith. Send for their lew catalogue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
Dried Esiaina.

London layersand seedless raisins, and
full line of evsEerated raisins at Turner
q McClure's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

Logan, Evans & Smith for fine shoes.
Send for their new fsIfcatalogue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

Logan, Evans & Smith for One shoes.
Send for their new fsla catalogue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

O "rmined to Boom Our Business.
snsss crowns our efforts. Daily
.ot I. i'f 10 excess of corr spending days
has year. Red-hot bSrgsigs csased the
rsss Increase. We are here for bust
i.r ana II Is is in Shlsnsck of. and and
UEai uUaaorableS BUSINESS will hrfaF II,
"a i've going to do our shsreer maybe
'"e more sa z J. WHITE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

Gordonsz Dliworth's
Preserves, ielliessud ,ms-s full liz Q, at
Turner & McG|ure's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

Don't fail to smoke "Wilson's" latest
cigar at Wells drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

II you want snperb, superb and sub
stsntial smske Try cigar at Wells dYas
seaxes 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

Smoke nWilsun's"j latest and you vii
declare it q SD isy,, sR.ekat' cigar
Fer sale st Wells, drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
Adv1ce to Mothers,

- Adv1ce to Mothers.
Mrs. Wfaslow's ssotning syrup for chitaren
saR. n WI Sh ooc a 's he es
remedy for diarrhsa. % cents hostile. ss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
Ana poa,s Yoa Forge. It.

Swariz, the Fof< Worth photographer
emoloys more mem turns out more fine
crayen Portraits and photographs than
any other hous6in T, xssSA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
rras ,pareA elxssrine soap,

1fas fPsFeA HlIosFino sosp,
Also nnest CASTLES and otnsr best and
Inost popular mskes st the f'mous Hous-
ton street grocers', FGruer & Mcclure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

& Don't fail to snapks "wl son'sn lasss,
Cigar at Wells drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

Best fitting sshees at Logan, Evans &
Smiths.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

,ti, I'm The heed feels dull sadhesvy, the
va,, eppesrs saliow and gressYsSahd the
LJvss n fsisssss food, tskesC sE1er' s Little
= fills. Don't forget Ftis. Ss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

nipbs oatton and speaking tube With
sci at Wells drug store..es
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

Push button ard speakipg tube with
night bell at Wells drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
n. Do You Need Hat?
70 the great slaug1ter sale.
RANDALL & CHAMBERS Co.

ssss, y, chow pickles, mix, d pickles,
Tuos! PICKLES. and German sauer kraut at
uef Mceluress
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

Thu night bel promptly answered at
Wells drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

Hosfcry, Gloves and spbyr Goods
= EleE ant assortment, popular prices. at
E, Whi,s's. 0ur displ,y Of Asncssr-
spisfs VII calcs Your eSe, a good. On O
ssssen han ksfcniet 81 only 30 cents -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20

A Batch OF United States Prisoners-The
BOudinot Case.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-20
NAVASOrA.

A White Boy Slabs a Negro In self-De.
fense.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
Daniel in the Lions Den.

rich old SPECTATOR imagined that he
knew all about art. whereas he was an
i.noamus in regard t1 everything in
fact evrept iu making money. This old
fraud determined % make a valuable
present 90 his son-iu-law. who was
preacher
IL was suggested 20 him that an oil
pointing representing Daniel in the Li1ns
neH would be very appropriate. - an
order was gwen % a painter u produce
the work Of art. 1t was almost finished
when the old speculator was called TO
inspect IT, It represented a cross section
Of the den with Daniel walking about
among the lions. When the Old man
saw the picture he refused % take it. He
insisted that If Daniel was in the den
neither be nor the lions could be seen and
the artist had 20 cover the lions and
Dan wijh q thick coat Of black paint
When the -on-in-law was presented
with the picture he was somewhat dazed
70 know whatit represented
II represents Daniel in the Loins Den -
replied the art critic.
Bur I don't see either Of them.
That makes no difference. They are
both there. saw EN- myself
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
How She Trapped Him.

Her- is % little story I heard t'other
night 90 dinner. says the 4H.r.efa Rg's-
~ 4 gentleman who was going off to
Russia ON business desired his wife to
place her picture in his trunk You
know dear said he, Ineyer travel with
out your photo aud Mare Gambler mas
rendered you 10 tie very life
You old hulubug- [ didn't believe
you ever look at 10. You only say this TO
phase me for the moment, replied the
better BALI who had her suspieions.
That, unkiud. dearest. Before I go
10 sleep / always take a long. lingering
look at You, kiss It. and then 20 of into
tine land of dreams with YOU in my eve.
as one may say.
The little morocco ease was placed in
the trunk as usual. When the hubby %
returned and she unpacSed his things she
asked
Did YOU look % my picture while you
were away"
Every night. It was my supreme-t
comfort
Il don't believe you
And with @ wen simulated sigh
that s. unkiui
Whereupon the wife opened the ease
and showed uim tha- she bad taken the
picture out before she had placed the ease
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
WHOLE NO. 1868.
Something New about Eggs.


II J owned all the hens in this coun-
try. said the marketman, a. be counted
ont a dozen eggs and put them in a
customers blsket and had q place 20
pasture them. would ask Just ten year
in business and Ia De- the boss million
aire.~
How's that
Hov's that May be youdon't know,
Young man. that over 100000 caekles
each day. announcing the birth Of the
same number Of eggs, kept the farmer
bows busy last yeaI gathering in the
efforts Of 36ODO00 hens But they did.
Well. those efforts FIR S65 days resulted
in e,50O000.100 separate ami distinct eggs
or S90000O00 dozen, as near a. l can cal
culate. Vow. it took Just 750O00.0oa
dozens Of those 20 supply the demand for
Tom and Jerries. pujdinss, bard and
soft boiled eggs, eggn0g and ham and
egg.. 20 that I figure that thirty cents
dozen. For 1856. was about the average
price. Thirty cents dozen for 10000
GOO dozen climbs up to the comfortable
little purse Of S235001000. There's Moth
ing mean about me. ami if I bad the
handling Of those offerings ftbeuatiaH
hens I'l bee satisfied with profit Of $50
cents on dozen.
Last year must have been IL good one
for people visiting In the country. for
folks brolei ir,,a--eeI and roasted some
thing Ike six hundred million chickens.
youn. and o.d. That used up the little
balance Of nifty million dozen cE-S That
tiftv million dozen were turned into chick
ems that eobbiej up S30ol0uoOo of-the
hard earned coin af this realm, -ipheTiua
the thing down close. at 80 cents "a chick
en-. 7 don't deal in poultry. but from the
size of the diamond pins Of the ones that
DO. I don't hesitate % minute % say that
there can't be- less -han i've cents profit
on every chicken ,hev sell Last veal
New York took 25upU000 dozen of egEs
20 satisfy her. and she paid S9O1oO00 for
them. Now. New York State only keeps
hens enough % lay about S.cu00o00dozen
and SD. of caur~e. ve have % % knock
ing around an over the country and part
Of Canada 20 keep up with the cry for
ee-s. 10 would Q Ike an the eggs that
New York. New jersey. Pennsylvania
and Massachusetts, hens ara responsible
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
How She Lost Her Maid.

Clara Belle. in one of her notable let
tars. says
Speaking of humbug, a Fifth avenue
bellies maid. a trim. pretty creature, sud
denly disappeared recently and it wa,a
wonder. because the girl was well paid in
proportion to her good looks-ior il i de-
Hciously swell now to have pretty body
servant. Sue had not seemingly been
dissatisfied with her work OF wages.
Her employer feared that some sentiment
tai harm had come to her, and charitably
went ~ far ast to hire o priyIte detective
to hunt her up. Where do You think he
found her. She was an advertising ex-
hibIt in q hair-wash establishment. There
i boom on in that industry. Phenom-
enally long-haired women are posed IN the
windows Of stores where hair tonics are
ON sale. and competition is hot. The come
lv maid had luxuaiant tresses, which
graw 50 heavily and r,pidly that she
went periodically toa hair-dressert have
them cut snort.
How much wages do you eet?7 he
asked her
Twentv-four dollars a month she
replied.
Il can get You double that he said.
and nothing at all 10 do except to be
admired. Oh. don't be alarmed-there's
no harm in it. Messr,- Blank * Co., the
well known makers Of Cerulian Glory.
want to boom their stuff You ara just
the girl they desire. You viii have your
bead shaved close. Then they will show
vou freely their customers, telling them
that You lost y0uc hair years ago by fe-
yer. and had given up all hope ofregain-
ing it you have tried many prepara-
tions in vain they are going 10 expert
ment on YOU Your hair grows fast and
tine-it Is on view from day TO day-it
becomes q n.aryeI-the fame Of it spreads
by word Of mouth, and by the time your
head has reg3ined IL usual beauty they
have sold 900 extra bottles Of Cerulian-
and yuu have received three months ex-
ira wages See -
She saw and that was how the Fifth
avenue belle lost her pretty maid.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
A Dangerous Intoxicant.


The resolution unanimously adopted
at the last meeting Of the Kinss County
Medical society favoring the passage Of a
bill BY the legislature which shall place
cocaine on the list Of poisonous drugs, 10
be sold only on s physicians prescrip-
ton. marks distinct advance IN pub
DC and professional knowledge Of this
drug and in methods of dealing with IT,
Attention has been called more than
once in these columns 10 the dangers Of
the cocaine habit. and to the INCREASE Of
it in fashionable circles From its very
nature the growth Of the habit l. secret
and insidious, but our fashionable doc
torS know and could tell if they would.
how many victims it already numbers,
and how terrible-more terrible than the
results of the alcohol OF even the opium
habit-are it. effects.
DR. Nattis0u, who has made a careful
study Of the subject, adduced the other
evening no less than ffty one cases show
the power Of cocaine. Summing it up he
said
My experience with a number Of CO.
caine cases makes to me two things GER
tain-therc Is a pernicious power per -
ia this drug. and it finds in the opium
habitue a peculiar condition that specially
tayors its i'll effects, making il, for such
.4+-.r.. nd. .,fr 900. e .f... .- -rr
own device to further euslaye. And
this opinion IS that Of Others. for it Is the
testimony. without exception 50 far a. !
know, Of those who have hal To do with
this disease, that a. an int0xicant cocaine
Is more dangerous than alcohol or opium
and that inebriety resulting from its Use
j. more marked and unyieIdiug than any
other form
Resort j. often had 70 this drug by
those vino have fallen under the power
Of alcohol, opium, or chloral, in the
hope OF curing their loathed habit A.
To i,s effects in such c4ses. DR. MattiSon
said
Ihlnk H. Tor many notably the
-afse ana ehiArsine number OF OPIUM
and alcohol nabitues. the most fascinating
and seductive dangerous and destructive
drug eXtant and While adnalilng H. great
'aiue lh various dis'fiefe7i condltiohs.
earnestly warn all against lis careless
giving IN ttie-e eases ana e9I'eeiliiy iy insist
'n--tAe great danger Of -eii-lnleet'ns-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
SOMERSET. PA, WEDNESDAY,. MAY f. 1887

paid for on that memorable Saturday
evening after l received my weeks wa
ges Of two dollars. | never wore them.
! took them home and aid them away.
When I felt Ike asking credit in any
enterprise since then l have looked them
Up before coming TO a decision, and they
have always carried the day Whatever
Of success have made or viii make,
dates from the time | purchased this
simple article. Now, | need a man 70
travel in the interest Of my lpatent; and
10 sell 10 the trade I want YOU. I can
not afford large wages to begin with, but
if seventy-iive dollars month and ex-
penses viii suit you, you may begin TO
morrow II ,ou like"
oh, Jerry, Very, you cut me TO the
heart cried Nr. Upton, the tears stand
ING in his eyes. To think that my lack
ofconhdenee in you--
That has nothing to do with it, in
terruPtei the manufacturer, with a ncr-
vous Iaugh. VIII you, or viii you not
that l. the Questi IN 2"
II Is needless 10 state that Mr. Upton
did not need much persuasion. and
entered upon his duties with alacrity and
vim.
Gadford's Harbor suddenly developed
into "a three-story brick, and great
many idle craft that formerly moored in
It's waters set sail in the employ of the
owner. In Jerry's office. directly above
the ,i-sk, a pair ofcheap suspenders hang
in an elegan, frame Mr. Gadford, fore
man Of the shops, and Mr.. Upton, the
travelling salesman, now stockholders in
the concern, are alone in the secret of
what l. the cause Of much wondermeEt
20 the gJssips of the neighborho ID
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
Always Treated Him With a
Smile.

No doubt il l. difficult to find the work
We ike, but then the work We Ike Is sell
dom tine best for Us Those who prefer
any honest work to no work need never
be- idle The -spinster's sweet arts ara
unseIfshness, good temper, tact and taste.
Live for Others. You have no idea Of the
value of kiudness. Pleasure Is very re-
dectiye, and if you give it you feel il,
and pleasure, which you give by little
kindness OF manner. returns 10 YOU with
a compound interest. II Is related IN the
life Of celebrated mathematician, VIII
liam Hutton. that a especta5ie-looking
countryvoman called upon him one day,
anxious 10 speak with him, She toll
him, with an air Of secresy. that her hu>-
band behaved unkindly 10 her. and
sought other company. frequently passing
his evenings from home, which made
her feel extremely unhappy and know
inz Mr. Hutton 70 be a wise G.an, she
thought be might be able to tell her how
she could manage 70 cure her husband
The case was IA common one. and b.
thought he could prescribe for it without
losing MS reputation as u conjurer. The
remedy Is a simple one, said he, " but I
have never known it TO fail Always treat
your husband with smile The wo-
man expressed thanks. dropped d cour-
tesy. and went away Al few months
afterw4re she waited on Mr. Hutton with
a couple Of fine fowls, which she begged
him 10 accept. She told MIN. while
tear Of gratitude and JOY glistened in her
eve, that she had followed his advice,
and her husband was cured. He 10 long
er sought the company OF others, but
treated her with constant love and kind
ness. Ifit l. necessary fora married wo-
man 20 smile away unhappiness. il i
much more - in the ease of the unmar-
riei- They must treat their friends with
"a smile OF good hunor. If old maids
sometimes feel respondent in the world,
and not much wanted by their ac4uaint-
ances. 1t must be because they have not
tact e, DlatSt.-f f.tss.Irs B4ga-iu,-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
A Natural Lawyer.

& man dropped IN on q stockton law
yer the other day and wanted TO borrow
ten dollars
Haven't got II, said the lawyer.
WeH.~ returned the modest man,
can't VOC borrow 10 for me
Il might but you must pay back that
five dollars you borrowed a year ago
first.
He left. The next day he came again
and brought the five dollars
Thank you, thank YOU said the
member Of the bar pocketiug the mon
ey.
That amt the proper thing 20 say.
thank You. i too tame
Yes2--
Yes
What should 7 say then
Why You ought 70 say Come on.
old boy. lets % down and have some
thing
Well then. come on, old boy.
They went down and had something
and the old boy calledupall hisfriends.
There was just - and l0eeuts left out of
the halfeagie-
That afternoon the old boy dropped IN
on the lawyer again
How about that ten dollars he
aske1
What ten dollars ?"
Why that ten dollars you we're 20
ing to lend me If ] brought the five
dollars hack. I've come over 10 get
it,
Great Cesar, Say, just sit down over
there and 20 70 studying law. I need =
man like you, I'm going to make you my
partner. r.-.Soetfon HgiL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
THE LAND WHERE DREAMS
COME TRUE.

Par over some niisf-hidlen river
And under "a beautiful SKY.
Wlere iue rain newer blors oat the sunshine
And our love, never weary ar die:
Whrrciie r5ucF- ueer fade. butiu changing
Their fn4gieal sweetness renew.
E L.s- elorifel reAin ~ eueliausmeut.
Tie land where our dreams o3iue true
iiy nysiisai symbols aHd tokens.
We SNOW of tliat beautiful I4u5
Bus. alas on Che Jb-eshold Of manhood
The fraii cine slipped aul Of oar haud
And the slid river wan,iercI between us
Ihe White -lie- are hiiien from view
And only ia sleep We remember
the land Ehera-allra dreams come true
We shall dui ,ic lost treasures vesees for
Eevea!el iu that wonderful sphere
+ Aii the AIMS and 10 lreams ofghe byzane.
All theso5d illa, ei1de,i Us here
Tie inaoyeur faith ofour childhood.
The one hameles- friendship We knew.
Arsly-d Iu our baui-hei Illusions
In the iand 1l.erg oar drsam- come true,
We know u diyiness fuIhlImeu
Our vain hopes are gathered az home
The Jewel, We mourn her, ARE h9ari-i
Wbtr the moth aud the rust c.naatc5me
and oft when thesuD>et Is linte-t
We catch through q ritt iu tile blue
a far-away glimpse of the glorig-
pfthc ami vhere our dreams come Jrue
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
An Original American.

Boston lawyer. er1ss-que~tioniHg Cape
Cod witness
Ars You native OF foreign born
Native guess
->ure2"
Sartin. they amt drop Of foreign
blood In me nor none Of my relations. no-
they never want
Indeed This Is an iutere sting his,or-
ical and genealogical fact. if true Wow
be careful you don't pe1ure Yourself
You say there never was drop Of for
eign blood in the veins Of your ances-
tors what proof have You Of the correct
ness Of this extraordinary statement
Proof, Don't Z know Why u8y fore
fathers was the original Americans that
come over in the mayiower, Sh'd
think ] ouchter know who my ancestors
i